United wrap up signing hat-trick

New signings Nani and Anderson on Monday penned five-year deals with Manchester United, while Tomasz Kuszczak has also finalised his permanent move to Old Trafford.

Portugal winger Nani and Brazil midfielder Anderson, currently playing for Brazil in the Copa America, cost a combined £30million when they joined from Sporting Lisbon and Porto respectively.

Polish keeper Kuszczak has also completed a full-time switch after a season on loan from Championship outfit West Brom.

Nani, Anderson and fellow new arrival Owen Hargreaves will be officially unveiled to the press in the near future.

Meanwhile, United full-back Gabriel Heinze has admitted he might have to consider his options at Old Trafford.

The Argentina international has been linked with a move to a number of top European clubs, including Liverpool.

Heinze found himself on the margins at United last season due to the emergence of Patrice Evra, but he insists he still loves life at the club and will not make a firm decision on his future until the Copa America finishes in Venezuela.

"The good thing is the clubs which are being talked about are super clubs," he is quoted as saying in the Manchester Evening News.

"I already play for one super club and other ones such as Real Madrid, Barcelona and Juventus have been mentioned.

"For me to go, the offer has to be good for everyone. I'm very comfortable in Manchester. I've been a champion, captain and the fans love me. Everything is perfect."